About this wine
A single-vineyard Barbaresco from the calcareous-soil Tre Stelle cru, where a thin layer of earth over pure limestone yields the estate's most aromatic and fine-boned wine. Expect rose, violet, wild cherry and orange peel with snappy, silky tannins — the ethereal counterpart to the deeper Rio Sordo.
The more floral, approachable of the two crus — a gentle way into cru Barbaresco.
Sommelier's Note
"If Rio Sordo is the estate's power, Tre Stelle is its perfume — one of the most floral, precise expressions of Barbaresco you'll find at this price."
Food Pairings
Excellent with roast duck, veal, mushroom risotto, and semi-aged cheeses.
When to drink it
Elegant dinners, duck or game courses, celebratory meals
Specs
- Grape Varieties
- Nebbiolo
- Style
- Red
- Alcohol
- 14-14.5%
- Price Range
- $85-100 (US retail, ex-tax)
Terroir & Winemaking
From the Tre Stelle cru's thin topsoil over pure calcareous bedrock. Hand-harvested, spontaneous fermentation with native yeasts, aged approximately 22-24 months in large Slavonian and Swiss oak botti with no new wood, certified organic farming.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does Barbaresco Tre Stelle taste like?
- Expect a garnet-red wine with rose, violet, wild cherry and orange peel aromatics, fresh minerality, and fine, silky tannins on a long finish.
- Is Tre Stelle ready to drink on release?
- Yes — it is racy and approachable young thanks to its lighter, calcareous-soil structure, though it can also hold for up to a decade.
- What should I serve with it?
- Roast duck, veal dishes, mushroom risotto and semi-aged cheeses are classic pairings; it also works well with Japanese duck hot pot or mushroom rice.
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